Foundation to make your skin glow💡

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Alex W.

Dec 7, 2014

Alex W.

I don't know if I'm after the impossible but I am after a luminising foundation that's not too dewy. I've got combination skin (oil t zone, dry cheeks) so I don't want a foundation to make me even oilier but I want something with medium coverage that will make my skin glow because I find matte foundations can leave skin looking dull; also drug store products if possible! Thanks girls!

Cailyn P.

Dec 7, 2014

Cailyn P.

The garnier foundation bb cream for oily skin!

Adahli M.

Dec 7, 2014

Adahli M.

Smashbox liquid halo foundation is one of my all time favorites!<33 it gives such a glowing effect. Its light -medium coverage though but I would definitely recommend! (:

Kaylee D.

Dec 7, 2014

Kaylee D.

Love garnier bb cream.

Hannah K.

Dec 7, 2014

Hannah K.

L'Oreal True match lumi foundation.

Autumn K.

Dec 7, 2014

Autumn K.

nars sheer glow

Alex W.

Dec 7, 2014

Alex W.

Would you say they have like a semi matte finish? I really don't want a dewy feeling finish

Breeze T.

Dec 7, 2014

Breeze T.

You could try a matte foundation and then pop a but of Jojoba oil in your cheekbones (use sparingly) to give your cheeks a glow "from within". Add some cream blush lightly and there you go!

Nikki D.

Dec 7, 2014

Nikki D.

You could always use a Mattifying foundation and invest in a good highlighter to give you a dewy appearance. Alwaysglamorus (I think that's her name) explains how to have dewy looking skin for oily skin, you should watch her YouTube video!

Rissa G.

Dec 7, 2014

Rissa G.

Rimmel Match Perfection

Lauren G.

Dec 8, 2014

Lauren G.

^ agree with Renay, I love that foundation.

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